Archive for 2009
Juzo, Mediven and Sigvaris Sizing Charts
The following is a list of all sizing charts for compression stockings at LegSmart.com. For help on how to use these sizing charts, please refer to our Sizing Chart Tutorial. You’ll need measurements before you can use these sizing charts. So please refer to our Measuring Tutorial.
Read more »Can I put my compression stockings in the washer and drier?
Yes you can. Each manufacturer includes care information inside each box of compression stockings so read that for specific details. We recommend that you hand wash them in the sink with cold water using a gentle soap. Or you can machine wash cold in a mesh bag for delicates.
Read more »I have a large shoe size. Will my foot fit in compression stockings?
Most compression stockings should fit all shoe sizes. But if you have a large shoe size and are concerned about your feet, we recommend an open toe compression stocking.
Read more »My compression stockings don’t stay up. What should I do?
Compression stockings that don’t stay up can be the cause of many different factors. Follow this brief checklist to see if any apply to you.
Read more »I’m allergic to latex, can I wear compression stockings?
All of the brands that LegSmart.com carries make compression socks and stockings that are latex free. With a few minor exceptions…
Read more »I have some problems behind my knee. Will wearing a knee high compression stocking work?
If you have varicose veins, swelling or a blood clot behind your knee, a knee high compression stocking will not be able to address the issue there.
Read more »What should I do if my measurements don’t fit into a size?
A lot of people don’t fit perfectly into a particular size. What you should do is check the different sizing charts of similar models in other brands to see if another model fits you better. If you’re still having a tough time fitting into a size or model, you’ll have to pick which measurement (ankle, calf or thigh) you want your sock to fit better.
Read more »How long do Compression Stockings last?
Manufacturers state the compression level will last for about six months.
Read more »Can I exercise in my compression stockings?
Wearing compression socks and stockings while you exercise will help increase circulation in the legs, which boosts oxygen and recovery time for muscles and tissue.
Read more »What to do if there’s a small run or snag on my compression stockings?
A small snag or loose thread on your compression stockings isn’t the end of the world. But it would be a good idea to keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn’t get larger.
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